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Hi,

Is anyone able to recommend sikhi matrimonial sites/apps as i'm struggling currently.

Looking for Sehajdhari/Amritdhari women.

I know Shaadi.com is taken the mick out of but has anyone used or would recommend?

Thanks for any replies in advance.

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On 10/7/2020 at 2:11 PM, Guest MrSingh7 said:

Hi,

Is anyone able to recommend sikhi matrimonial sites/apps as i'm struggling currently.

Looking for Sehajdhari/Amritdhari women.

I know Shaadi.com is taken the mick out of but has anyone used or would recommend?

Thanks for any replies in advance.

To be honest, it's a needle in a haystack. I've been searching for ages with no luck thus far. For some it works on Gurdwara lists, for some on matrimonial/dating sites and for others thet just get introduced. There's no "one-way". 

The sites you use will also depend on your location, as some sites are location specific. 

However, I've found that whatever route you use, you more and less run in to the same issues: caste (jatt majority, even amongst Amritdharis), meat and drink, the fact that a lot of girls don't want someone with a turban and beard, and the fact that there are a lot of girls who are still put off by Amritdhari Singhs.

There's no site I wouldn't recommend, as you can find anyone anywhere these days. But as a start, Shaadi.com is a good place to begin. Best of luck ??

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On 10/7/2020 at 2:11 PM, Guest MrSingh7 said:

Hi,

Is anyone able to recommend sikhi matrimonial sites/apps as i'm struggling currently.

Looking for Sehajdhari/Amritdhari women.

I know Shaadi.com is taken the mick out of but has anyone used or would recommend?

Thanks for any replies in advance.

Try your local Gurdwara, I don't know about you but one of my local ones actually has a board for it. And for some reasons a lot of Granthis out here double up as like the Pind matchmaker. I recommend you go for it but it IS sorta funny to those not looking at getting involved, it's like

Name: Jaspreet Kaur 

Family Background: Jatt Sikh (Amritdhari)

Job: Finance manager 

or 

Name: Gurpreet Singh

Family Background: Ramgarhia Sikh

Job: Teacher

 

 

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